HomeMy WebLinkAboutAGE PC 03/14/1990 1988-1992 AGENDA 27th SESSION
COMMITTEE ON PLANNING
Takashi Domingo, L'hairman
Harry S. Ruddle, Vice Chairman
Helene H. Hale
Lorraine R. Inouye
Spencer K. Schutte
DATE: T~iarch 1~ , 1990
PLACE: Councilroom
TIME: 10 a.m.
CALL TO ORDER
STATEMENTS
REFERRALS
Comm. 1423: BILL 191 - CHALON INTERNATIONAL OF HAWAII. INC.
From Henry Ross dated February 12, 1990, commenting on
Chalon International of Hawaii, Inc.'s rezoning
application (Bill 191), which was adopted by the
Council on February 7, 1990.
Comm. 1924: From Deputy Corporation Counsel Frederick Giannini
dated February 20, 1990, responding to Henry Ross's
comments contained in Communication 1423.
Corms. 1425: STREET NAMES - OLAA PUNA
(Res. 152) From Planning Commission Chairman Fred Y. Fujimoto
dated February 21, 1990, submitting a resolution
adopting street names for roadways within Olaa, Puna.
Comm. 1449: CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 88 112
ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT
RS-15 TO CN-10
TMK• 7-9-10:57 (8597)
Copy of letter to James Hezekia from Planning Director
Duane Kanuha dated February 27, 1990, acknowledging
receipt of his February 15, 1990 letter informing them
of the completion of the proposed barber and beauty
shop, as required by Condition C of Ordinance
No. SS 112.
PC-27 Page 2 March 14, 1990
Comm. 1457: PROPOSED SUBDIVISION OF A PORTION OF GRANT 2975
KALAOA 5TH, NORTH KONA (ANNA KEANAAINA)
TMK; 7-3-05:09 (Subd. 89-152
Copy of letter to Chrystal T. Yamasaki, R.L.S., Wes
Thomas and Associates, Inc., from Planning Director
Duane Kanuha dated March 1, 1990, informing they are
unable to process her request for a one-year time
extension in which to submit final plat maps. States
subdivision plans were received by their office on
January 31, 1989, with tentative subdivision approval
being granted on April 11, 1989, therefore, pursuant to
Condition C of Ordinance No. 86 71, final subdivision
plat maps should be submitted on or before April 11,
1990. Further, states since the proposed subdivision
is subject to the performance of the conditions of the
ordinance, they are not able to process her present
request for time extension in which to submit final
plat maps until the non-compliance of Condition C is
resolved.
Requests submittal of a time extension request and a
filing fee of $100 in which to comply with Condition C
of the ordinance within 30 days of receipt of their
certified letter, stating the reasons for the request,
the status of the proposed development, and compliance
with the conditions of approval. States, since the
ordinance does not allow the Planning Director to grant
administrative time extensions, the request must be
approved by the Council. Further, states should they
not hear from her within the specified time frame, the
Planning Director, pursuant to Condition F of the
ordinance, may initiate rezoning of the property to its
original or more appropriate designation.
Comm. 1462: SPECIAL USE PERMIT - THE HENRY OPUKAHAIA SCHOOL
From Wayne A. Lantz dated March 2, 1990, regarding
their application for a special use permit to build a
branch of their school at the 61 mile marker on the
Hawaii Belt Road.
PC-27 Page 3 March 14, 1990
Comm. 1472: CHANGE OF ZONE ORDINANCE NO. 87 33
ADMINISTRATIVE TIME EXTENSION TO CONDITION C
RM-7 TO RM-4
ORIGINAL APPLICANT: TILDAWN BOYES, INC.
PRESENT APPLICANT: HAWAIIAN HOST, INC.
TAX MAP KEY: 2-2-38:29 [R558)
Copy of letter to Frank T. Kanemitsu, Esq., Koshiba and
Young, from Planning Director Duane Kanuha dated
March 1, 1990, informing Hawaiian Host, Inc., is being
granted a time extension until May 29, 1991, in which
to submit plans for Plan Approval review in compliance
with Condition C of Ordinance No. 87 33.
Informs no further extensions of time to the conditions
of approval will be granted by their office for the
application and that should the applicant require
additional time to comply with the conditions, a
request, accompanied by a $100 filing fee, should be
submitted to the Planning Director, who will forward it
to the Planning Commission for appropriate action.
UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
Comm. 157: PETITIONER: HOLUALOA MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
(Bills 35 & REZONING REQUEST (14 acres)
36) STATE LAND USE BOUNDARY AMENDMENT REQUEST (36 acres)
LAALOA AND KAPALAALAEA, NORTH KONA
TAX MAP KEY: 7-7-07•POrtion of 30
From Planning Commission Chairman Gary Mizuno dated
January 30, 1989, submitting bills to change the State
Land Use district from Agricultural to Urban and the
County zoning district classification for 14 acres of
land from an Unplanned to a Single Family Residential -
15,000 square foot (RS-15) zoned district, and an
additional 22 acres from an Unplanned to an
Agricultural 1-acre (A-la) zoned district at Laaloa and
Kapalaalaea, North Kona.
Comm. 1106: From Sidney M. Fuke, Planning Consultant, dated
November 21, 1989, submitting proposed amendments to
Bill 35, rezoning request of Holualoa Management
Corporation, and Bill 62, rezoning request of
PC-27 Page 4 March 14, 1990
C-1106: Grant Kolnes; and requests that the rezoning and
(cont'd) State Land Use Boundary Amendment applications of
Grant Kolnes and Holualoa Management, as amended, be
favorably considered.
Comm. 1244: From Planning Director Duane Kanuha dated January 3,
1990, informing they are requesting the Department of
Public Works (DPW) to review the proposals of Holualoa
Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes, as requested
at the Planning Committee's November 29, 1989 meeting.
States they will prepare necessary amendments to the
bills as soon as recommendations are received from DPW
and also incorporate the committee's request to
include: 1) a housing condition similar to that
imposed for the Kona Scenic change of zone application;
and 2) a no ohana dwelling condition.
Transmits a copy of their response from the State
Department of Transportation, Highways Division, in
which they solicited comments regarding the new roadway
access and connection to Kuakini Highway.
Comm. 1245: From Kenneth and Lorraine Auld dated December 24, 1989,
regarding access roads for the Holualoa Manayement
Corporation and Grants Kolnes developments.
Comm. 1246: From Damon and Debbie Waitley dated December 27, 1989,
informing of their concerns regarding Holualoa
Management Corporation's and Grant Kolnes' applications.
Comm. 1247: From David and Jeanne James dated December 29, 1989,
informing of the traffic impact on Walua Road which may
result from the proposed developments of Holualoa
Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes. States it is
important to keep Ainanani Street in the Kuakini
Heights area closed.
Comm. 1248: From Paul and Hanne Jernstrom dated January 2, 1990,
informing of their concerns on traffic and safety if
Ainanani Street is used as an access road for the
Holualoa Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes
proposed developments.
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Comm. 1249: From Dorothy M. Chapple dated January 2, 1990,
regarding her concern that the proposed developments of
Holualoa Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes may
connect onto Kuakini Heights via an Ainanani Street
access.
Comm. 1252: From Lou Ann Acker dated December 26, 1989, informing
of her concerns should Ainanani Street be a connector
road for the proposed developments of Holualoa
Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes.
Comm. 1253: From Gerald F. Scott dated December 29, 1989, informing
of his concerns should Ainanani Street be used as an
access road for the proposed Holualoa Management
Corporation and Grant Kolnes developments.
Comm. 1266: From Florence Wright informing she feels it is
extremely important to keep Ainanani Street closed when
Holualoa Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes
proceed with their developments.
Comm. 1270: From Pamela and Donald Oldow dated December 24, 1989,
requesting that Ainanani Street not be used as an
access road for the proposed Holualoa Management
Corporation and Grant Kolnes developments.
Comm. 1289: From Mr. & Mrs. Nelson B. Allen dated December 30,
1989, regarding their concern of the traffic impact
associated with the proposed developments of
Holualoa Management Corporation and Grant Kolnes.
Comm. 1296: From Julio Fernandez dated December 27, 1989, stating
that should Ainanani Street serve as a connector road
to the proposed developments, Holualoa Management
Corporation and Grant Kolnes, there will be more
traffic going into Kuakini Heights, promoting more use
of Walua Road to the south. States Walua Road is
narrow, winding and not suitable for increased traffic
flow and that for safety purposes, none of their
present roads should service the two new developments.
Comm. 1410: From Robert K. Yanabu, Division Chief, Engineering
Division, Department of Public Works, dated
February 15, 1990, informing they concur with the
termination of Ainanani Street with a cul-de-sac, as it
would foster greater vehicular use of the new
PC-27 Page 6 March 14, 1990
C-1410: mauka-makai road and less use of Akoni Drive from
(cont'd) residents within the proposed subdivisions and possibly
even current residents of Kuakini Heights Subdivision;
further, recommends that the applicants submit a
roadway layout map and said map be attached as an
exhibit to the subject bills.
Comm. 1475: From Planning Director Duane Kanuha dated March 7, 1990,
(Bill 35, informing the Department of Public Works concurs with
Draft 2) Holualoa Management Corporation's and Grant Kolnes'
(Bill 62, proposals to terminate Ainanani Street with a
Draft 2) cul-de-sac and that a new access road from Kuakini
Highway be constructed through property identified by
TMK: 7-7-08:61, which is owned by Gladys Nearon.
Transmits amended bills to Bill 35 and 62, the
applicants' rezoning applications.
Comm. 305: REZONING AND STATE LAND USE BOUNDARY AMENDMENT REQUESTS
(Bills 61 & GRANT KOLNES
62) PAHOEHOE 4TH, NORTH KONA
TAX MAP KEY 7-7-07.5 ( 78 acr )
From Planning Commission Chairman Gary Mizuno dated
March 14, 1989, submitting bills to change the State
Land Use district for 9.8 acres of land from
Agricultural to Urban and the County zoning district
classification from the Unplanned and Agricultural
1-acre (A-la) to a Single Family Residential - 10,000
square foot (RS-10) zoned district at Pahoehoe 4th,
North Kona.
Comm. 1107: From Dan Cromwell of Cromwell Investment Properties
dated November 15, 1989, requesting that the rezoning
and State Land Use Boundary amendment requests of
Grant Kolnes be considered by the Planning Committee at
its earliest convenience. States they intend to run
concurrently with Holualoa Management's rezoning and
State Land Use Boundary Amendment requests and informs
they intend to share off-site costs on a pro-rata basis
(per lot) with them.
Comm. 1343: From Dan Cromwell dated January 30, 1990, requesting
scheduling of the Grant Kolnes' application.
PC-27 Page 7 March 14, 1990
Comm. 1303: MALIU RIDGE SUBDIVISION, 3RD INCREMENT, NORTH KOHALA
(CHALON INTERNATIONAL)
Copy of letter to Larry Capellas, Department of Public
Works, from Henry Ross, dated January 19, 1990,
regarding the Maliu Ridge Subdivision, 3rd increment,
in North Kohala.
Comm. 1304: Copy of letter to Planning Director Duane Kanuha from
Henry Ross dated January 20, 1990, regarding Maliu
Ridge, Third Increment.
Comm. 1474: From Robert K. Yanabu, Division Chief, Engineering
Division, Department of Public Works, dated March 2,
1990, transmitting a copy of their memorandum to the
Planning Department, which is a part of the subdivision
application technical review for Maliu Ridge Phase III.
Comm. 1308: REZONING REQUEST - PETER AND HELEN GRAM
(Bill 204) KAHAULOA NUI, SOUTH KONA
TAX MAP KEY: 8-2-08:51 (3 acres)
From Planning Commission Chairman Gary Mizuno dated
January 23, 1990, submitting a bill amending
Section 25-88, Article 3, Chapter 25 of the Zoning
Code, by changing the district classification of 3
acres from Unplanned (U) to Agricultural (A-la) at
Kahauloa Nui, South Kona.
Informs the Commission concurs with the Planning
Director in recommending denial of the application for
reasons, as listed.
Comm. 1429: From H. William Sewake, Manager, Department of Water
Supply, dated February 20, 1990, regarding water on
property owned by Peter and Helen Gram
(TMK: 8-2-08:51).
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